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... adventures, If Sir George Grey or Sir Charles Wood had spoken as Mr. Gladstone spoke, their words would have sounded as mere Whig platitudes. But Mr. ladstone can pro , advocate, and enforce schemes which tim®l Libera must either accept or reject; which ...
... for £1,400. The investigation has not ye concluded, nor is it likely to do so for some days. 4. third edition of the Northern Whig (Belfast) contains a telegram from Dublin, which says, referring to the evidence against two of the prisoners, O'Keefe and ...
... Loth sides may, and I trust will be effected. I should never vote for their unconditional ition, but I am quite to support any Whig or Tory who will submit a reasonable and generally ‘measure, which while or relieving ...
... Fooy PHABTUN aud plated be seen THE ELECTORS OF LISKEARD Gurrizmmn,—Acting the advice and with the concurrence of the leading Whigs and Liberals ia your Borough, I lately tssued an Address intimating my intention of asking a renewal of your suppert at the ...
... ligion rance were extended amongat the work ing me! n, hey would then have intelligent constituencies beyond the po.” er of Whig jobbery—(cheers) ; men who would stand firm in their integrity, an demand the free exercise of those privileges to whic b they ...
... high character, in the Extra 1 Ditto a to be thongbt fue a Whig, and whethe rhe had quitted Liskeard to Buller. Sac! h a| that iavalaable inister (Ap jause. ) we |ence,more than that attac! the Whigs, and give place to Sir Artha any| would contings an! increase ...
... THE ACCIDENT TO MR. COXWELLS BALLOON. NARRATIVE OF THE AERONAUTS. Mr. Coxwoll, statement made to the Northern Whig, j says that the inflation and a3cent of the balloon were in every respect satisfactory. an altitudo of about 3,000 feet the air did not ...
... crow's compasemust swell, The more noisy the crowd are; Yet for Lords to throw dirt On the Peerageoo bad I calR- Lord Russell is Whig, ViscountAmberley Radical; Ooes in for the masses, Would trust to the millions. To tool their own drag Without Peers for o ...
... trust, Review ite belief that as member for's small Whig borough Lord Amberley would not be alto- gether out of place in Parliament, since then under the guardianship and guidance of some elderly Whig states- man he Hy be saved from dangerous flirtations ...
... loud, responsive cheer, Receiving Gladstone's name ? The morn with Tories he's all right, With Radicals he's fouud night, The Whigs think they have won him ; For he himself does so divide— Votes black is white, on either side, That soon they all will shun ...
... every other mode of treatment. Its merits may be judged from unsobcited testimonials arriving by every post, of which the folio whig are samples: — Haverfordwest, South Wales.—Capt. Evans is very happy to able to say that though he has spent an infinity ...
... Bill, Devonport has for the most part returned Li beral members. Sir George Grey was a from 1832 to 1847. Mr. Tufnell other Whig official, sat some time for the same p ace. ‘Mr. Wilson, unhappily for himself, forsook Devonport for India, and died of e ...